Hydrostatic
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- Apr 30, 2013
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I'm getting a weird sense of optimism for tonight.
I might be getting sick.
Sick... with PLAYOFF FEVER!
I'm getting a weird sense of optimism for tonight.
I might be getting sick.
I cooled down a bit. Let's focus on the game and win it. Miracles happen.
However - on the favourite topic - is there an analogy we could have with the NFL and the hits on the QB ? It's kinda similar - some players would take the risk of a penalty for the extra tackle and injuring the QB is always seen as a victory there. And then they blame the OLine - "they should have stopped us".
Then the League, seeing how the loss of a QB equals loss of starpower and income went with extreme harsh penalty for any unjustified QB tackling. Regardless of speed, weight and being pushed - if you hit the QB without the ball or under a certain height - punishment.
My call would be then for much stricter rules - it is your responsibility to avoid the goalie - you hit him you're out. Would lower the crease fighting most likely and maybe the physicality of the game but... helmet to helmet tackling in the NFL were big selling points yet they cut them. For a good reason.
Please go back to the Rangers board.That's it? I can think of 3 hits way worse than that off the top of my head from Pacioretty. Those are weak hits against weak players.
All this intentional hit talk coming from the fans and montreal journalists make me ashamed to root for this team.
Yeah it sucks that Price is hurt but blame that dumb**** Emelin, not Kreider.
So if a Habs player, let's say Gallagher, goes hard at Lundqvist, and gets tripped up and "accidentally" hits him....he won't get called for goaltender interference? Yeah, right.
Will Rangers fans be so forgiving if Gallagher makes contact with Lundqvist? Not on your life....but yet, that's the way he plays.
Leblanc is the reason Price is injured
http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/draft/nhl2009e.html
I cried a little bit inside..
That's it? I can think of 3 hits way worse than that off the top of my head from Pacioretty. Those are weak hits against weak players.
All this intentional hit talk coming from the fans and montreal journalists make me ashamed to root for this team.
Yeah it sucks that Price is hurt but blame that dumb**** Emelin, not Kreider.
Canadiens are half-way along the path to Glory and the Stanley Cup.
There is Opportunity to win the only hardware that counts, new fans, plenty of respect.
Beat TB = expected
Beat Boston = Major Upset
Beat NYR w/o Price = Few Expect It
Beat Chicago to win the Cup = Super Major Upset
Would be the sweetest Cup win since the 75-76 dismantling of Philly
Believe, my friends.
giggetty!Subban will step up tonight. We didn't talk about him enough.
Bournival out? Yep....we don't need his speed....how stupid is that.
I'm getting a weird sense of optimism for tonight.
I might be getting sick.
I'm getting a weird sense of optimism for tonight.
I might be getting sick.
Canadiens are half-way along the path to Glory and the Stanley Cup.
There is Opportunity to win the only hardware that counts, new fans, plenty of respect.
Beat TB = expected
Beat Boston = Major Upset
Beat NYR w/o Price = Few Expect It
Beat Chicago to win the Cup = Super Major Upset
Would be the sweetest Cup win since the 75-76 dismantling of Philly
Believe, my friends.
Look for a 6'3" 230 lbs player, not Gallagher who gets a lot of goalie interference when the D-men is giving him doucle-check in the back.So if a Habs player, let's say Gallagher, goes hard at Lundqvist, and gets tripped up and "accidentally" hits him....he won't get called for goaltender interference? Yeah, right.
Will Rangers fans be so forgiving if Gallagher makes contact with Lundqvist? Not on your life....but yet, that's the way he plays.
I cooled down a bit. Let's focus on the game and win it. Miracles happen.
However - on the favourite topic - is there an analogy we could have with the NFL and the hits on the QB ? It's kinda similar - some players would take the risk of a penalty for the extra tackle and injuring the QB is always seen as a victory there. And then they blame the OLine - "they should have stopped us".
Then the League, seeing how the loss of a QB equals loss of starpower and income went with extreme harsh penalty for any unjustified QB tackling. Regardless of speed, weight and being pushed - if you hit the QB without the ball or under a certain height - punishment.
My call would be then for much stricter rules - it is your responsibility to avoid the goalie - you hit him you're out. Would lower the crease fighting most likely and maybe the physicality of the game but... helmet to helmet tackling in the NFL were big selling points yet they cut them. For a good reason.